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Housing

Why not let the unhoused take over some empty SF office buildings?

Mary Jane Agnew - November 17, 2023

Rally suggests solution to downtown vacancies—and homelessness

Art

From casting director to portraitist: Jiab Prachakul finds spirit beneath surface

Emily Wilson - November 14, 2023

Scenes of family ties and bar flies populate walls in new show 'Simplicity/Complexity' at Micki Meng.

Art Review

Do Yayoi Kusama’s candy-colored creations transcend a problematic past?

Lou Fancher - November 13, 2023

Recently reported racist writings in the towering 94-year-old artist's past raised questions about her blockbuster SFMOMA show.

Onstage

What’s up, THEYFRIEND? Dive into the fierce nonbinary performance festival

Joshua Rotter - November 11, 2023

Co-host LOTUS BOY fills us in on third annual International showcase for nonbinary artists.

Music

You’ve got Snail Mail: Noise Pop drops 2024 lineup’s stellar first phase

John-Paul Shiver - November 11, 2023

31st indie fest will even conjure The Mountain Goats before the pews at Grace Cathedral, besides a city-full of local talent

Music

Tony Jay drifts through the fog with a painted face

Daniel Bromfield - November 9, 2023

'Dejected crooner of the quotidian' speaks about new record 'Perfect Worlds' and affinity for colder SF days

Art

Sandy Ostrau wants viewers to ‘feel their place’ in her luminous figurative work

Mary Corbin - November 9, 2023

The invitation has been extended to inhabit her haunting landscapes of Californian light.

Music

Live Shots: Cypress Hill smoked out the Fox in honor of ‘Black Sunday’

Danny Acosta - November 8, 2023

The Latino hip-hop pioneers celebrated 30 years of their massive album, with some classic gothic-hood flavor and plenty of highs

Dance

Up, up, and within: Gravity’s Jess Curtis on the wayfinding of ‘Into the Dark’

Mary Carbonara - November 7, 2023

Company's blind, low vision, and sighted performers use touch and sound to create dimensionality on lightless stage.

Art Review

‘Custer had it coming’: Duane Linklater’s missives from an Indigenous present

Charles Lewis III - November 7, 2023

In 'mymothersside' at BAMPFA, the Omaskêko Cree artist considers the importance of anti-colonialist language.

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Why not let the unhoused take over some empty SF office buildings?

From casting director to portraitist: Jiab Prachakul finds spirit beneath surface

Do Yayoi Kusama’s candy-colored creations transcend a problematic past?

What’s up, THEYFRIEND? Dive into the fierce nonbinary performance festival

You’ve got Snail Mail: Noise Pop drops 2024 lineup’s stellar first phase

Tony Jay drifts through the fog with a painted face

Sandy Ostrau wants viewers to ‘feel their place’ in her luminous figurative work

Live Shots: Cypress Hill smoked out the Fox in honor of ‘Black Sunday’

Up, up, and within: Gravity’s Jess Curtis on the wayfinding of ‘Into the Dark’

‘Custer had it coming’: Duane Linklater’s missives from an Indigenous present

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